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Streaming Media

Conference session
PubFactory Virtual Series 2021 (October, 2021)

The Power of Publishing with Video

Ben Jipson, from the Journal of Neurosurgery (JNS), and Violaine Iglesias, of Cadmore, present their perspectives on working together and with PubFactory to make video a regular part of JNS publishing..

Cadmore author

Article
Nature (July, 2021)

Share Methods through Visual and Digital Protocols

Development of effective protocols for multimedia content aids the quality of research and assists with replication; researchers offer examples of this in practice.

Video
NISO Plus (February, 2021)

Solving Problems with Standards

Although many metadata standards address video and audio assets to some extent, a clear, commonly understood, and widely used set of properties is lacking. This is particularly problematic when assets are interchanged between their producers.

Article
Research Information (January, 2021)

Content Still King in Video Age

Research Information interview with Cadmore CEO Violaine Iglesias.

Cadmore author

Survey
Kanopy (January, 2021)

Pandemic Leads to a Significant Increase in Streaming Video Usage

How public libraries plan to expand their streaming media budgets.

Survey
Ithaka S+R US Library Survey (December, 2020)

Academic Library Strategy and Budgeting During the Covid-19 Pandemic

Library directors surveyed to examine the strategic changes libraries have made to continue operating.

Article
The Scholarly Kitchen (October, 2020)

Video Is Here. Time to Embrace It.

Violaine outlines – and rebuts – 8 myths about video in scholarly communications in a guest post with The Scholarly Kitchen.

Cadmore author

Article
NFAIS Annual Conference (December, 2019)

Don’t Post Your Videos and Podcasts. Publish Them.

Cadmore Media: Streaming for Scholarly and Professional Organizations.

Cadmore author

Conference session
SSP Annual Meeting (June, 2018)

The Landscape of Multimedia in Scholarly Communications

The internet was born in text. Now, video and audio are ascendant, writing is being left behind, and everything will be different.

White paper
Renew Publishing Consultants (September, 2018)

Landscape Review of Streaming Media

Where are we now and where to next?

Survey
Renew Publishing Consultants (November, 2017)

Streaming Market Research Report

The current state of and thinking about streaming video.

Events

Conference session
SASAE Annual Meeting, 2022

What Hybrid Conference Model Is Best for Your Event?

An overview of six “flavors” of hybrid events, their pros and cons, and tips on how to decide which approach to take.

Cadmore author

Article
Nature Sustainability (December, 2021)

Conference Demographics and Footprint Changed by Virtual Platforms

A quantitative analysis of recent virtual scientific conferences showed participation by both women and students increased in the triple digit, in addition to lowering the cost burden and minimizing carbon footprint.

Article
Scholarly Kitchen (September, 2021)

Fifty Shades of Hybrid Conferences: Why Publishers Should Care (and How You Can Help)

Since in-person events are likely not going away, and neither are virtual ones, conference organizers are left with the most complex of options: hybrid. How can scholarly publishers help?

Cadmore author

Article
Associations Now (August, 2021)

Is “Asynchronous” the Future of Meetings?

Asynchronous meetings present new opportunities for certain types of events. Some examples of recent successful events using this format, with caveats.

Article
Associations Now (July, 2021)

Meetings Memo: Better Booth Business

Help exhibitors close the deal at virtual tradeshows.

Article
Meetings Net (May, 2021)

What’s Next for Medical Events: 4 Lessons for Planners

The AIP released an extensive report on conferences in the covid-era, citing trends and takeaways. Here’s a succinct recap of the 51-page report, if you’re not up for the whole thing.

Article
Nature (March, 2021)

Scientists Want Virtual Meetings to Stay After the COVID Pandemic

Greater accessibility and lower carbon footprint rate highly as the advantages of virtual events in a recent Nature poll, and researchers expect to see hybrid components in the future.

Article
Nature Astronomy (March, 2021)

Forging a Path to a Better Normal for Conferences and Collaboration

A group of researchers come together to rethink how the conference experience and collaboration in general can be improved in a more virtual-centric future.

Article
Convene (January, 2021)

Building the National Association of Realtors’ First-Ever All-Digital Event

Prioritizing fun and networking, rehearsing (and rehearsing again), prerecording sessions, and Zoom webinars for live meetings were the keys to success for this large all-digital event.

Article
ASAE (January, 2021)

First Steps Toward Virtual Meeting Accessibility

ASAE gives a few tips on improving the accessibility of your virtual meetings. The author suggests three fundamentals are closed captioning, a sign language interpreter, and appropriate formatting of slides and handouts.

Article
Learned Publishing (December, 2020)

A Lesson in Resilience: The Abrupt Digital Transformation of Society Conferences in 2020

Violaine with others, review the great pivot of 2020 and how virtual and hybrid meetings can be made even better in years to come.

Cadmore author

Article
Harvard Business Review (December, 2020)

Reimagining Medical Conferences for a Virtual Setting

This Harvard Business Review article by meeting organizers of the Scoliosis Research Society offers lessons learned and challenges for taking events virtual and a glimpse at the future of hybrid events.

Accessibility

Article
Scholarly Kitchen (February, 2021)

Towards Accessible Conferences: A Conversation

There are some inherent accessibility advantages to virtual conferences, but also challenges, especially around chat functionality. Four publishing and accessibility advocates, including Violaine Iglesias, examine concerns and propose solutions.

Cadmore author

Article
ALCTS News (May, 2018)

ALCTS Forum: The Case for Making Video Content Accessible

Violaine Iglesias joins Karen Kiorpes in a forum on video accessibility.

Cadmore author

Article
Learned Publishing (January, 2018)

Beyond the Mandates: The Far‐reaching Benefits of Multimedia Accessibility

The convergence of international standards has made requirements for accessible multimedia content clearer.

Cadmore author

Article
Oregon State University Ecampus Research Unit (October, 2016)

Student Uses and Perceptions of Closed Captions and Transcripts

A national research study shows 98.6% of students find captions helpful.

Resources

Streaming Media

The Power of Publishing with Video

Share Methods through Visual and Digital Protocols

Solving Problems with Standards

Content Still King in Video Age

Pandemic Leads to a Significant Increase in Streaming Video Usage

Academic Library Strategy and Budgeting During the Covid-19 Pandemic

Video Is Here. Time to Embrace It.

Don’t Post Your Videos and Podcasts. Publish Them.

The Landscape of Multimedia in Scholarly Communications

Landscape Review of Streaming Media

Streaming Market Research Report

Events

What Hybrid Conference Model Is Best for Your Event?

Conference Demographics and Footprint Changed by Virtual Platforms

Fifty Shades of Hybrid Conferences: Why Publishers Should Care (and How You Can Help)

Is “Asynchronous” the Future of Meetings?

Meetings Memo: Better Booth Business

What’s Next for Medical Events: 4 Lessons for Planners

Scientists Want Virtual Meetings to Stay After the COVID Pandemic

Forging a Path to a Better Normal for Conferences and Collaboration

Building the National Association of Realtors’ First-Ever All-Digital Event

First Steps Toward Virtual Meeting Accessibility

A Lesson in Resilience: The Abrupt Digital Transformation of Society Conferences in 2020

Reimagining Medical Conferences for a Virtual Setting

Accessibility

Towards Accessible Conferences: A Conversation

ALCTS Forum: The Case for Making Video Content Accessible

Beyond the Mandates: The Far‐reaching Benefits of Multimedia Accessibility

Student Uses and Perceptions of Closed Captions and Transcripts

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